Corporate AI investment

Spellbook launched Autonomous Contract Management (ACM), an end-to-end AI system for handling contracts.

DocJuris launched Workforce, an AI apps service that completes tasks for in-house legal, procurement, and sales teams.

Streamline AI launched two new AI capabilities to automate intake and connectivity for in-house legal teams.

Watts Law Firm LLP partnered with Monks Technology Services to launch an AI-powered case qualification platform.

S4 Capital's Monks Technology Services partnered with Watts Law Firm LLP to launch an AI-powered case qualification platform.

Womble Bond Dickinson deployed CoCounsel Legal and invested in extensive internal training, including 35 sessions led by its Chief Innovation Officer across UK offices. This resulted in 376 monthly active users out of 650 timekeepers.

Fasken is hiring AI enablement lawyers, offering secondments for lawyers to spend half their time building internal tech, and partnering with legaltech firm Legora to build AI agents.

McCarthy Tétrault is recruiting a lawyer to develop internal precedents, workflows, and playbooks using technology.

Osler is recruiting an AI workflow lawyer to build and design internal AI agents and legal technology products.

Norm Law operates as an AI-native law firm running on the Norm Ai platform. Its engineers and legal team build and utilize structured AI workflows that incorporate jurisdiction-specific filing requirements and automate securities filing obligations.

Norm Ai develops agentic AI legal software that embeds jurisdiction-specific filing requirements and laws into software workflows to serve institutional clients and power Norm Law.

Weil established a partnership with Google Cloud to consolidate its lawyers' AI interfaces. The effort integrates tools like Google Gemini into existing workflows to streamline legal work without fragmenting user experience.

Systech is deploying enterprise AI tools across its practice groups, including legal services, claims management, and dispute resolution. The program is funded from retained earnings and focuses on contract review assistance, legal research, and document review.

Brown Rudnick is actively investing in artificial intelligence and leveraging specialized AI platforms to enhance lawyer skills, streamline legal processes, and improve client service efficiency.

Barnes & Thornburg is taking a practical, matter-driven approach to integrating artificial intelligence into the firm's legal operations and client work. Instead of top-down mandates, the firm provides AI tools directly to enthusiastic attorneys and works through a dedicated team to streamline legal operations.

Agiloft established an AI Operations function and appointed Noe Ramos as VP of AI Operations in February 2026 to embed AI evaluation across company initiatives.

InfoTrack appointed João Fernandes as Head of Innovation and AI to lead its AI initiatives and product development.

Weil, Gotshal & Manges appointed an inaugural Chief AI & Innovation Officer and established LASER (Lawyer-Augmented Solutions Engineering & Research). The cross-functional team of lawyers, consultants, and software engineers builds and supports AI-enabled legal capabilities for the firm.

ECIJA is developing and implementing legal artificial intelligence in-house to integrate AI across all of its practice areas.

Pillsbury is building out its internal legal AI team under Chief AI Officer Oz Benamram.